College and Career Readiness Workshop Highlights
Explore the key components covered in a recent college and career readiness workshop, such as important skills, graduation requirements, and valuable advice for junior and senior students. Learn about managing assignments, building interpersonal skills, coping strategies, and more to prepare for success beyond high school. Get insights on career interests, staff support, and questions to consider for your educational journey.
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Agenda: Your College/Career Team:Who Are We? Important College/Career Ready Skills Quick Review of Grad Requirements Using your time now Supports your senior year Skills to be practicing to prepare you for year 13 and beyond What is a CRLE? Complete CRLE #2 Transcript Review
Who Are We? Ms. Chapman A-Da Ms. Holly Ng-Sn Ms. Alice De-I Ms. Raquel College & Career Coordinator Mr. Tran So-Z Ms. Goldman J-Ne
A Stanford dean says you should have these skills to be a successful adult Skills to master during JR and SR years 1. Manage assignments, workload, and deadlines: Compare to freshman & sophomore years 2. Talk to people outside of family ie. teachers community members, college admissions counselors, employers (in interviews) etc 3. Handle interpersonal problems- conflicts with friends, family, teachers etc.
Skills for JR and SR year 4. Cope with ups and downs in a healthy way: How to get support when you need it? Healthy ways to blow off steam 5. Earn and manage money: Summer Job Opportunities! 6. Get involved in your community: more to come 7. Take risks: meet new people, take a class which intimidates or challenges you, apply to your dream college, try a new hobby or a new food!
More Specifically Think about your career interests What classes are preparing you for Year 13? Who are staff that you can or have talked to about pursuing information you need? (Info about working, going to community college or 4 year university) What are your biggest questions/concerns you have ? (We will write them down to be sure we cover) Share in small group
Graduation Requirements Total Credits: 24 Credits English Math Science Social Studies Physical Education Health Education World Language Career & Technical Education, The Arts or the 3rd year of the same World Language Electives 4 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 3 Credits 1 Credit 1 Credit 2 Credits 1 Credit 6 Credits
More Graduation Requirements Meet 11th grade state testing/Essential skills in Reading, Writing and Math Complete these three items 2 Career Related Learning Experiences (CRLES) Resume My Plan Essay
Job Growth Industries! Health Care STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Math Manufacturing: Construction, Electricians, Plumbers, HVAC
What does it take to get into a University/College? GPA SAT or ACT score Extracurricular activities Volunteer and Work experience Personal Statement/Interview Letters of recommendation Colleges want well rounded students who are going to make positive contributions to their campus Challenging Coursework (AP, Honors, 4-year of math, science or world language)
State Schools in Oregon Undergraduate Freshman Admissions Requirements 2016-2017 Academic Year C or better core classes SAT or ACT test scores GPA requirements 3.0- Southern Oregon University, Oregon State University, University of Oregon, Portland State University, Western Oregon University, Oregon Institute of Technology 2.75- Eastern Oregon University
Whats the Big Deal about D s and F s? Fs = 0 Credit = Recovering the credit! Ds= HS school credit BUT 4 year colleges will NOT accept Ds in a core subject on your High School transcript, so if you get a D and want to go to a University, you will have to re-take the course! Includes AP classes D is for Diploma C is for College
What if I want to start at a Community College and transfer to a University? This is a great plan for many! OREGON Promise! Free community college for ALL! Regardless of immigration status or income! (hopefully) NEW FAFSA deadline! FAFSA opens in October of your senior year! Be sure to check out the transfer requirements for the University you want to transfer to. Especially GPA, credits, and prerequisite requirements.
Small Group Discussion Name one fact about 2 or 4 year college admission requirements Name one benefit of attending a community college Burning questions??? Report out
Supports for Senior Year Counselors will push into your classroom early in the fall to give you more specific info on how to get your transcript, get a letter of recommendation, etc. We will offer a variety info sessions during tutorials to answer your question and help you with specific topics Reach out to others in your life who have can offer you support Attend College Events for Juniors (4/27, 4/30) Register for Gear-Up Jump Start July 2017
What is a CRLE? Career Related Learning experiences (CRLEs) help students connect what they are learning in school to the real world.
Examples of CRLEs Guest speaker Mock Interview Job shadow Mock trial Community service Project based learning Internship College/Career Fair Service learning (College fair or College tour will be considered a CRLE if students are exploring programs specifically) Career Day Career expo
To Do in Naviance On FHS homepage, find the quick link for Naviance on the right hand side of the page. Login- Username is full email address. Password may be your ID number. Try that. If it doesn t work see us. In Naviance: Go to the About Me Tab Click view all surveys on the left side Tasks to do today 1. Complete CRLE #2 2. Add at least one college to your list 3. Complete the Junior Winter Survey
High School Transcript OVERVIEW
TO CONCLUDE.. Are you inspired????? Excited to be a senior??? Hopefully, you are: More knowledgeable about: GRAD REQUIREMENTS BENEFITS OF DIFFERENT POST SECONDARY OPTIONS Upcoming Dates REVIEW OF YOUR TRANSCRIPT 2/4 YEAR COLLEGE ADMISSION
